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HAMPTON ROADS CENTEROne Old Oyster Point Road, Suite 200Newport News, VA 23602757-269-4949BY AUTO: From the East: Follow I-64 West through the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel.Continue on I-64 West past the Hampton Coliseum. Take the Oyster Point Road exit – #256A.At the first light, turn left on Canon Blvd. Turn left at the next light onto Old Oyster PointRoad and then left into the Towne Bank parking. The George Washington University HamptonRoads Center is located in the Towne Bank Building (first building on your left).From the West: Follow I-64 East and take the Oyster Point Road exit – #256A. At the firstlight, turn left on Canon Blvd. Turn left onto Old Oyster Point Road and then left into theTowne Bank parking. The George Washington University Hampton Roads Center is located inthe Towne Bank Building (first building on your left).From the North: Follow Rt. 17 to Rt. 171 (Victory Blvd). Turn right on Victory Blvd andfollow it until it becomes Oyster Point Road (by the I-64 overpass). At the first traffic light afterpassing I-64, turn left on Canon Blvd. Turn left onto Old Oyster Point Road and then left intothe Towne Bank parking. The George Washington University Hampton Roads Center is locatedin the Towne Bank Building (first building on your left).From the South: Follow I-664 through the Monitor Merrimac Bridge Tunnel to I-64 West.Continue on I-64 West past the Hampton Coliseum. Take the Oyster Point Road exit - #256A.At the first light, turn left on Canon Blvd. Turn left onto Old Oyster Point Road and then left into the Towne Bank parking. The GeorgeWashington University Hampton Roads Center is located in the Towne Bank Building (first building on your left).BY AUTO: From the North: Follow I-95 South to I-295 South. Take Exit #41A(US-301 North/VA-2 North) onto Chamberlayne Road (US 301) toward Hanover. HanoverHigh School will be approximately five miles on the left hand side.From West: Follow I-295 South. Take Exit #41A (US-301 North/VA-2 North) ontoChamberlayne Road (US 301) toward Hanover. Hanover High School will be approximatelyfive miles on the left hand side.From the South and East: From I-64 West toward Richmond, take Exit 200 onto I-295 N.Take Exit #41A (US-301 North/VA-2 North) onto Chamberlayne Road (US 301) towardHanover. Hanover High School will be approximately five miles on the left hand side.PARKING: There is ample parking in the Hanover High School parking lot.HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL10307 Chamberlayne RoadMechanicsville, VA 23116BY AUTO:n Take I-264 East to Exit 18 – Rosemont Road.n Turn right onto Rosemont Road from the exit.n Continue for 3.5 miles, crossing through the intersection of Rosemont Road and LynnhavenParkway.n Turn right at the traffic light onto Faculty Drive.n At the stop sign, continue going straight.ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY CENTER1800 College CrescentVirginia Beach, VA 23453n The Advanced Technology Center is the building on the left at the intersection of FacultyDrive and College Crescent. ATC is on the campus of Tidewater Community College.UNIVERSITY POLICY ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITYThe George Washington University does not unlawfully discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, nationalorigin, age, disability, veteran status, or sexual orientation. This policy covers all programs, services, policies, and procedures of the University,including admission to educational programs and employment. The University is subject to the District of Columbia Human Rights Law.Inquiries concerning the application of this policy and federal laws and regulations concerning discrimination in education or employmentprograms and activities may be addressed to Susan B. Kaplan, Senior Counsel for Compliance and Labor Relations, The George WashingtonUniversity, Rice Hall, Washington, DC 20052, 202-994-4433, or to the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights of the U.S. Department ofEducation.Disabled individuals who require special information may direct inquiries to the Office of Disability Support Services, 202-994-8250 (TDD/voice).©2011 The George Washington University. All rights reserved.2/11p a g e 2 2